pdb1: Okay . Yeah right .Because not knowing the yardage , elevation wind speed and direction , club selection , and spin . The opponents ever so long 45 seconds has you 90% prepared . Good to know .
Don't be sarcastic when you're clueless once again. Makes the rest of us shake our heads even more.
When your ball stops rolling look at the yardage. not that complicated.
The wind speed doesnt change. memory that short?
Wind direction most all the time isn't going to be all that different than the tee shot.
Club selection is close to being dialed in. you know the yardage and the wind speed, may have to adjust a bit on the wind direction, but most of the time you just need the elevation. And if you've played as much as you. and know as much about the game as you try to portray, most of the time you should be pretty close on knowing the elevation.
regardless even if don't know the elevation it's a few yards of change.
Spin? Spin is related to yardage you want to hit. if you know the yardage you should know the spin.
So yes. 90% if not all of your math should be done if you go second on the approach. if going first can get pretty far along while waiting on the screen to load.
Shouldn't be mean to others when that clueless. But it's your standard bit.